I use Atom for front-end work and for writing in dynamic languages, because it's open source, easy to use, and it feels good to use. I use IntelliJ for static-typed languages. The community edition is pretty good, and I like how much easier it makes debugging. I use it for Javascript sometimes, too, because it allows me to jump through code fairly well there, even though it's dynamic.
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I use Atom for front-end work and for writing in dynamic languages, because it's open source, easy to use, and it feels good to use. I use IntelliJ for static-typed languages. The community edition is pretty good, and I like how much easier it makes debugging. I use it for Javascript sometimes, too, because it allows me to jump through code fairly well there, even though it's dynamic.